Gig, The
In The Gig, players are members of a jazz group improvising their way through a song, vying for the spotlight, and trying to please the audience while working up mind-blowing... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mixed, 69% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
20 minutes
Published
2023
Age
12+
Publisher
Braincrack Games
Players
1 to 4 players
Designers
Dann May, Dávid Turczi, Jamie Gray, Lewis Shaw, and Robb Smigielski
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Music, Real-Time, Dice Game, and Dice Rolling
Description
In The Gig, players are members of a jazz group improvising their way through a song, vying for the spotlight, and trying to please the audience while working up mind-blowing solos!
The game takes place over six rounds, a.k.a. "songs". Each song, players count down, then roll and place dice in real time to gain symbols and create patterns. When one player has placed all four of their dice, they shout "Take it to the bridge!" and other players must stop re-rolling and place the remainder of their dice. After placing all of their dice, each player can add the shape that their dice formed to their instrument's unique solo board, each of which offers a different challenge and way of scoring. Players can use symbols gained via the song and their solo boards to quickly change their dice, keep them for endgame scoring, or spend them to buy audience cards, each of which represents a newly-gained fan who will give you another way of scoring points at game's end.
After the set list of six songs has been played, the player with the most points gained from their solo, audience cards, harmonies, and symbol sets and majorities wins.
The game takes place over six rounds, a.k.a. "songs". Each song, players count down, then roll and place dice in real time to gain symbols and create patterns. When one player has placed all four of their dice, they shout "Take it to the bridge!" and other players must stop re-rolling and place the remainder of their dice. After placing all of their dice, each player can add the shape that their dice formed to their instrument's unique solo board, each of which offers a different challenge and way of scoring. Players can use symbols gained via the song and their solo boards to quickly change their dice, keep them for endgame scoring, or spend them to buy audience cards, each of which represents a newly-gained fan who will give you another way of scoring points at game's end.
After the set list of six songs has been played, the player with the most points gained from their solo, audience cards, harmonies, and symbol sets and majorities wins.
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Game's Categories
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Theme
Mechanics
Publisher
Designers
- Dávid Turczi
- Dann May
- Jamie Gray
- Lewis Shaw
- Robb Smigielski
Artists
- Dann May
- Lewis Shaw
- Robb Smigielski
